Captain Marvel #127
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| Writer | Margaret Stohl |
| Artist | Michele Bandini |
| Cover Price | $3.99 |
DARK ORIGIN Part 3
On a distant, bizarre world, you'd think a familiar face would be comforting for CAROL DANVERS...
...But then again, this PETER QUILL doesn't seem to be in the friendliest mood!
Carol learns the hard way that ZETA FLIGHT may have given her a bad reputation...but how does it even exist?!
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Bleeding Cool - Joshua Davison
Dec 30, 2017Dark Origins takes a more entertaining turn with Captain Marvel #127. It plays with its premise better, the plot makes itself clearer, and the art continues to rock. This one gets a recommendation. Check it out. Read Full Review
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7.6
Major Spoilers - Matthew Peterson
Dec 30, 2017A solid issue where the mystery is set aside for some really great world-building stuff, and excellent art to boot. Read Full Review
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6.0
Comic Watch - Chaston
Jan 02, 2018Captain Marvel is a great female hero and character. One of the best in this humble writers opinion. But when I great character is treated with a lazy approach it can hurt that character. Read Full Review
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5.0
Monkeys Fighting Robots - Brandon J. Griffin
Dec 30, 2017It's not a horrible comic book, it's just very bland. I don't understand why nobody can fix Carol after CWII, but the pieces are clearly here. With a movie on the horizon and cosmic Marvel healthier and healthier each week, a Captain Marvel book worthy of the character should become a priority. Read Full Review
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3.0
Carol and her Zetas go up against the Ravagers, the eeeeevil mirror universe equivalents of the Guardians of the Galaxy. Swapping Groot for a giant walking carrot called Root is, sadly, this issue's high-water mark. The fight goes sour because Carol loses her ability to take any of this nonsense seriously and goes into a giggle fit. Which is a pretty reasonable reaction, except for the fact that it's all being orchestrated by Margaret Stohl. It's dangerously close to her outright saying, "Can you believe Marvel pays me to write this crap? Why on earth do you pay to read it?" With forensic care, you could piece together a rational plot buried under this issue's cringe-provoking attempts at comedy. It's clear that the Infinity Stone con more
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